Pregnant With Twins: My CEO’s Tricky Love

As Travis said that, Sarah sighed inexplicably.

“You’re always so nice. If something happened with Robert, you’d have more of a chance. But at such a moment, you’re still hoping that Robert would be fine, and Miss Lane wouldn’t be hurt. If you go on like this for the rest of your life, Travis, you’ll never be able to be with her.”

So Sarah was still hung up on that.

Travis’ car had reached Sarah’s mansion. He opened the door and waited for her to get off.

He stood in front of the door and spoke to her earnestly.

“Didn’t I tell you last time? What I want the most is for Georgia to be happy. As for whether or not I can be with her, I’ve already thought it through. It just wasn’t meant to be between us. When she was suffering the most, I didn’t appear… this isn’t just my own experience. Millions of men and women in the world might have once been moved, even fallen deep in love with each other, but ended up losing to time and fate. I just had to learn to accept it, that’s all.”

Travis’ words were helpless, but his face was relaxed.

Ever since Georgia had talked with him last time, he’d tried to clear up the knot in his heart.

Especially now that he’d seen Jayson flee into the dark. The rest of that man’s life would be a bitter, pathetic mess, even if they couldn’t find him again.

Travis had cleared his vision. His hate still remained, but that was just for Jayson.

Now that Jayson had come up on his just desserts, Travis felt like his obsession and pain had diminished a bit.

For some reason, Sarah suddenly felt an urge in that moment.

She wanted to ask Travis – if he’d really set the matter down – if he would consider spending the rest of his life with her.

Sarah was no longer sure of what she felt towards Travis. She just felt safe around him, and liked the days they spent this way, working together, supporting each other.

But Sarah didn’t end up speaking those words.

She was afraid that if she did, the two wouldn’t be able to be together so peacefully like this.

“Since you’ve set the matter down, I won’t try to persuade you, then. It’s late. Uncle Brenton should have had his secretary send you the information. Get some rest. Don’t call Miss Lane right away, either. She’s emotionally unstable right now, and probably wants to have some time alone.”

“I know. Good night.”

With that, Travis went back inside his car and drove away.

the shape of the car disappeared into the distance, and she opened the door back into

day was so quiet, it was eerily

Meanwhile, inside Robert’s mansion.

cried by herself for a while before hurrying to the bathroom and washing herself

in the hot water, it relieved

put on a set of glasses and sat silently in the garden

she had dinner with Annie, Robert, Ivan, and

fortnight. The weather’s getting colder. What are you

too boring, and

mind wasn’t on the dinner table, and she

though, spoke up

By then, I want to make snowmen and go sledding with

that, then thought about

in the picture too? It feels weird, but it doesn’t feel right to not have him

the matter on her own, while

got a grandmother, you know? Wouldn’t Grandma

joking and reminding his niece that she

turned a bit

She was fierce to me and yelled at me and hates me. She wouldn’t want to be in

noticed what

as

again, could you give her a chance? Back then, when she heard she had a granddaughter, she was actually really happy, but then there were some misunderstandings

wasn’t a petty person, but she was sensitive and had an intuitive grasp of others’

front of her, if they didn’t mean it, she could sense how fake someone

Grandma is Daddy’s Mommy, and a family has to be happy together. I don’t

spoke with a maturity that didn’t fit her age, and Elsie bust out laughing to

also heard of what

so naïve, believing a mother and daughter-in-law

but for most families, being able to refrain from arguments

was absurd to wish for

he knew his

let’s forget Grandma for now. If Grandma still doesn’t want you around, you can just not be

topic having been broached, Elsie spoke

a good holiday before. Maybe I could call my sister over,